Pfc. Harrison J. Meyer of Worthington, Ohio graduated Thomas Worthington High School in 2003 and ran for the track team. While a student there his kindness and humor touched many people. During high school he was such a team player that he brought in pizza and made cheesecake for pals on the track team. He was a lifeguard at a pool and he wanted to go to medical school after returning from Iraq. Harrison is survived by his parents, William and Deborah Meyer, a brother and two sisters. He died at age 20 in Ramadi during a firefight with guerrillas.
Army
1st Battalion
503rd Infantry Regiment
2nd Brigade Combat Team
Camp Howze, Korea
Army
1st Battalion
503rd Infantry Regiment
2nd Brigade Combat Team
Camp Howze, Korea
Pfc. Harrison J. Meyer of Worthington, Ohio graduated Thomas Worthington High School in 2003 and ran for the track team. While a student there his kindness and humor touched many people. During high school he was such a team player that he brought in pizza and made cheesecake for pals on the track team. He was a lifeguard at a pool and he wanted to go to medical school after returning from Iraq. Harrison is survived by his parents, William and Deborah Meyer, a brother and two sisters. He died at age 20 in Ramadi during a firefight with guerrillas.
Army
1st Battalion
503rd Infantry Regiment
2nd Brigade Combat Team
Camp Howze, Korea
Army
1st Battalion
503rd Infantry Regiment
2nd Brigade Combat Team
Camp Howze, Korea
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